LastrevioMaleing and Femaleing — Exploring The Queer Body and its Chaos Through Process PhilosophyWhy do we say “it is raining” instead of “there is rain outside”, or “is it snowing” instead of “there is snow in the air”? Rain, here…1d ago1d ago
LastrevioIf The Slave Fears Death, The Master Fears Life: Reinterpreting Hegel’s Master-Slave Dialectic in…At the core of Hegel’s philosophy of freedom lies one of the most famous concepts in his work: the master-slave dialectic. It begins with a…3d ago13d ago1
LastrevioQuantum Field Theory And Hegel’s Mistakes: How Process Philosophy Helps Solve the Paradoxes of…Heraclitus once said that a man never steps into the same river twice, because by the time they first step out of the river, it is no…Nov 122Nov 122
LastrevioWhy Falling In Love Never Happens In The Present: Deleuze and the Logic of the EventIn the Logic of Sense, Gilles Deleuze makes a distinction between two conceptions of time, that he borrowed from the stoics: Chronos and…Nov 7Nov 7
LastrevioWhy Philosophy is Supposed to Sadden: Deleuze and the Philosophy of Perpetual ChangeIn Chapter 9 (“ninth series”) of Logic of Sense, Gilles Deleuze explores the nature of events, singularities, and the relationship between…Nov 4Nov 4
LastrevioThe Primordiality of The Signifier: Two Types of UnderstandingLacan separates experience into imaginary, symbolic and real. The imaginary is equal to itself, it is the order of signifieds. The symbolic…Nov 1Nov 1
LastrevioThe Order of Lack: Language, Contradiction, and Identity in Hegel and LacanHegel’s philosophy of contradiction is a philosophy of the symbolic order. In Jacques Lacan’s real-imaginary-symbolic triad, the symbolic…Oct 20Oct 20
LastrevioHegel’s Lesson: Why Real Freedom Lies in SurrenderWhy Freedom Requires Surrendering ControlOct 13Oct 13
LastrevioThe False Divide: Rethinking Positive and Negative FreedomReformulating the DistinctionOct 53Oct 53
